Author: Elizabeth Tai
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Walks in the morning
If I don’t start my day early in the morning walking while the sun rises, I know that it will be a less than ideal day. A few days ago, I grabbed my Nordic poles and went out walking despite it being a drizzly day. I let the rain fall as I walked/poled around the…
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Being Chinese in an anti-China world
I speak and think in English. But I’m genetically Chinese and that is problematic in an anti-China Western world. 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.
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Weekend Tales #2
Dealing with digital burnout and a bumper issue with 12 recommended reads! 📧 To read, subscribe to the blog.
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Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – quick thoughts
The movie is a reminder that people are now desperate for something different and fun again. They don’t want to be preached to about diversity, inclusion or other agendas. They want to see a bunch of people doing crazy, impossible things, and Mission Impossible 7 delivers.
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Why I Left Apple’s Ecosystem
I acknowledge that Apple products are sleeker, high in quality and they “just work”. But I still left the Apple Ecosystem anyway and have absolutely no regrets.
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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Political Correctness
Indiana Jones: The Dial of Destiny was great! But if you had listened to movie pundits, you probably would have expected it to be terrible. I think we’ve forgotten how to enjoy movies.
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Google: All your content are belong to us
In a move that surprised absolutely nobody, Google has changed its privacy policy to declare that they will scrape up anything you post online to train their AI tools. How should writers and artists protect their content from now on?
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